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waynest

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Gentle handling of tissues and prevention of drying, heating, hemorrhage, and trauma reduce inflammation and lead to _______________.
 
  A. less scar tissue C. less blood loss
  B. faster recovery D. less postoperative pain

Question 2

All sharps should be passed with ___________________ _. If hospital policy or an individual surgeon has not implemented this technique, the scrub must pass sharps in the traditional manner.
 
  A. the technique requested on surgeon's preference card
  B. care
  C. the left hand
  D. a neutral zone (no-hands) technique



todom5090

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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